Sentence examples for more delicate with from inspiring English sources

It is similar to parsley but more delicate, with a faint anise taste.

Unlike the Nova lox I'm used to, this salmon was a particularly pale shade of pink, and was less salty and greasy, more delicate, with a pleasant chew.

It's a timely message – only this week David Beckham said of his newborn daughter: "Having a daughter is a whole new thing... you have to be a lot more delicate with girls than boys".

At the Union Square Greenmarket on Wednesdays, bunches range from about 8 to 12 ounces and come from a variety of farms: From Stokes Farm in Old Tappan, N.J., the purslane has particularly meaty, richly flavorful leaves and stems (above left); from S. & S. O. Produce in Goshen, N.Y., it is darker and more delicate, with pinkish stems (above center); both farms ask $2 a bunch.

Because high price points equal higher quality in the minds of consumers, premium brands need to be more delicate with their discounting, using promotions that are more targeted to an elite niche market.

The interorbital septum was more delicate, with a larger hole in its centre.

Manzanilla, the Sanlúcar specialty, is more delicate yet with an intensity of salty flavor that belies its fragile texture.

Brook trout stuffed with crab meat and bread crumbs ($19) is a classic diner preparation, but far more delicate, and with much more flavor.

Ms. Mortimer's delicate beauty can be a distraction from her even more delicate way with the comedy of being human and female.

Mr. Scorsese makes the structure sound more delicate yet: "With the editing we found that just putting in one reaction shot could throw the scene off completely".

More delicate, even with the strong flavor of nuoc mam, is a steamed rice crepe cut into chunks and served with bits of chicken, shrimp and mushroom.